




 
The function 
invoke-dispatch-put-property
 is used to invoke an Automation property setter method from Lisp without needing to compile a type library as part of the application. This is similar to using
Dim var as Object
var.Prop = 2
in Microsoft Visual Basic and contrasts with the macro call-dispatch-put-property which requires a type library to be compiled.
The 
dispinterface-ptr
 should be a COM interface pointer for the 
i-dispatch
 interface. The appropriate Automation method, chosen using 
name
, which is either a string naming the method or the integer id of the method. The 
args
 are converted to Automation values and are passed as the method's 
in
 and 
in-out
 parameters in the order in which they appear. The new value of the property should be the last argument. The 
values
 returned consist of the primary value of the method (if not void) and the values of any 
out
 or 
in-out
 parameters. See Data conversion when calling Automation methods for more details.
For example, in order to set the 
Width
 property of an interface pointer in the variable 
doc
:
(invoke-dispatch-put-property doc "Width" 10)